Pennsylvania Railroad I1s

NOTE: Assign silence to cylinder 2 sounds when CV155 NOT =2 (Save memory---handles are not played
        unless project is running "Articulated" sounds with both front and rear cylinders.
NOTE: Make sure that the model CV133 Steam Chuff/CAM config, 128=>EXT cam, 1-127=>DRIVER dia in inches[63]
    and CV134 Gear ratio are adjusted so that THERE ARE 4 STANDARD NON-ARTICULATED
        CHUFFS PER REVOLUTION. ARTICULATED SOUNDS ADD AN ADDITIONAL 4 CHUFF SOUNDS TO THE MIX.

Low speed: A standing Locomotive collects condensed water in its cylinder as trapped steam cools. Since it isn't
Compressible, this water can blow out a cylinder head when the engine starts.
To avoid this ,the engineer first opens valves called cylinder cocks under each end of the
cylinders(sometimes in the middle too ). Then when the engine starts,the exhaust steam comes
Whoooshing out of the cylinder cocks with the condensate instead of chugging up the stack.
Engines doing this spray steam from under their cylinder.
The starting steam cock open is controlled by CV147 (about =14) since steam loco has no drier.

All sounds taken from existing sound projects.

Please see project description for full description and list of features.